Allulose Market
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The global allulose market was valued at USD 147.7 million in 2024 and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 14% from 2025 to 2034. The growing preference for low-calorie sweeteners is directly contributing to the further expansion of the market as customers increasingly seek healthier alternatives without compromising on taste.
Allulose, on the other hand, is a zero-calorie sweetener that mimics sugar taste, unlike sugar and artificial sweeteners, serves as a more natural and pleasant option. With the current trends of reducing the intake of sugar to prevent obesity, diabetes, and other metabolic disorders, trends are followed by consumers as they look for products that assist in weight loss and blood sugar regulation.
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Base Year: | 2024 |
Allulose Market Size in 2024: | USD 147.7 Million |
Forecast Period: | 2025 to 2034 |
Forecast Period 2023 - 2032 CAGR: | 14 |
2023 Value Projection: | USD 552.5 Million |
Historical Data for: | 2021 – 2024 |
No of Pages: | 220 |
Tables, Charts & Figures: | 240 |
Segments Covered: | Type, Application |
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The demand for low-calorie sweeteners, such as allulose, promotes innovation and expansion of the industry, positioning allulose as one of the most important product in the sweetener market, especially as customers become more health conscious. Hence, allulose is especially favored in food products that are low calorie and those which are meant for diabetics, since it fulfills the purpose of sweet taste without raising blood sugar levels. Furthermore, allulose’s versatility continues to increase its attractiveness as its scope of use extends to beverages, baked products, snacks, and dairy items.
The increasing use of low calorie based sweeteners in beverages and bakery products is a notable factor for the growth in market as it fits perfectly with the global trend of having low-calorie foods. Allulose is like sugar and can easily help reduce the sweetness without losing the taste.
There is increasing use of allulose in drinks, especially low-sugar or zero-calorie beverages. This is because it does not have an unpleasant aftertaste which people associate with artificial sweeteners. As a result of this key feature, the ingredient appeals to a number of health-oriented companies that are producing soft drinks, flavored waters, smoothies, flavored iced teas, and other similar beverages.
In the bakery sector, allulose's unique properties, such as its ability to caramelize and retain moisture, have positioned it as a key functional ingredient. Different from other calorie-free sweeteners, allulose aids in the browning and texture aspect of a cookie, a cake, or pastries.
On top of that, diabetic-friendly baked products are made from allulose due to its low sugar index, which suits a rapidly growing class of clients concerned with their blood sugar control. It is produced naturally with minimum effect on blood sugar, adapting to clean-label ingredients trend and thus suitable for “better-for-you” products. This trend is specifically rising with rise of consumerism in developing and developed countries, like U.S., Germany, U.K., India, ASEAN countries and Australia.
Since allulose is proving to be an integral part of the food and beverage industry, its versatility and many applications are leading to its rapid uptake across food and beverage formulations. There is a steady trend of allulose being increasingly introduced in new products. More specifically, there is an increase in application in the beverage and baked goods industry, this has led to a widening of the industry which has positively aided the growth and expansion of the market.
Allulose, like other sweeteners and low and no-calorie sweeteners, must face a lot of competition. Some sweeteners compete purely on price while others have uniquely savory profiles that demand a premium, for instance, Erythritol, Stevia, monk fruit, and sucralose are more commonly known low and zero-calorie sweeteners. Erythritol and stevia are some of the long-established low-calorie sweeteners, owing to their global recognition of any new entrants, for example, allulose, enter in a saturated market making it extremely difficult for them to grow rapidly.
Some sugar alternatives that are used in sucralose are cheaper in price or have more wide-scale reach which reduces the ability for allulose to be competitive, especially in areas where cost is the determining factor. Even though sucralose has a lot of benefits like low to no cost in glucose and a sweet taste, the saturated market has made it difficult for them to be used in masse. The amount of competition for sucralose serves as a barrier and stops the rapid development of the sucralose-based allulose in the food & beverage market.
The product type segment is divided into categories: powder, liquid, and crystal. Powdered allulose market is expected to lead the market in 2024, generating a revenue of around USD 69 Million. The powdered allulose segment is gaining considerable traction as it facilitates easier incorporation with a wider range of food products. Allulose in powdered form is suitable for dry mixes, baking, and powdered beverages providing uniform sweetness as it dissolves easily. It closely resembles powdered sugar, which makes it useful in confectioneries and frostings enabling low-calorie options for those more health conscious.
Furthermore, because of the easy storage and application, allulose stands to gain wider acceptance in both industrial and residential kitchens, further increasing its market share.
For the application, there are three primary groups in which the allulose market is divided: food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals. According to the market shares, the food category claimed the leading share of 58.1%. The market for foods has been growing at a faster pace than other segments in the industry since more food applications are developed and manufacturers of baked goods, dairy, and sauces have begun including this low-calorie sweetener in their products.
Allulose closely resembles sugar but does not affect blood levels. Hence, it is suitable for diabetic and low-calorie foods. It also has functional properties that contribute to browning and moisture retention, which enhance texture and flavor in products such as cookies, cakes, and yogurts. Allulose is also helping in the making of great tasting, less sugar products. The expansion and growth of allulose as a healthy possible ingredient in food options increase.
U.S. allulose market was around USD 44.2 million in 2024. The shift towards taking care of both one’s appearance as well as one’s health has fueled the market in the U.S. as people are becoming more health-cautious and are looking for low-calorie and sugar alternatives.
Because of the rising trend of obesity, diabetes, and other health problems connected to excessive use of sugar, consumers from the U.S. market have substituted normal sugar with allulose because of its low effects on blood glucose levels while still retaining a similar taste. A variety of products starting from drinks and baked goods in the U.S. food & beverage industry is incorporating allulose.
Strict regulations and increase in conscious dietary care have aided the North America allulose market to grow at rapid pace. The U.S. and Canada both make up for a large share of the market and are being adopted by the food and beverage industry at a faster pace. North American consumers are looking for natural low-calorie sugars which creates allulose demand in sugarless products. Knowing these factors, this region is set to have a significant amount of growth in this field, dominating the North America market.
From Aspria, Anderson Advanced Ingredients offers several clean-label ingredients such as allulose to the food and beverage industry. Their goal is to promote healthier options with an addition of allulose for the wide variety of products that require sugar. Apura Ingredients is a multinational firm that produces low-calorie sweeteners straight from a natural base. They predicts the surge in demand for plant-based foods with a low glycemic index to make allulose a healthier substitute for sugar.
Bonumose LLC is on the front line when it comes to allulose production, utilizing cutting-edge biotechnology to manufacture the sweetener in bulk quantities. Their efforts to improve cost-effectiveness and availability effectively give the food and beverage industry easier access to allulose as a natural and sugar-like sweetener. Cheil Jedang is a significant player in the global sweeteners market and among the companies that produce allulose as part of its extensive product offering.
The company seeks to benefit from the ever-increasing demand for healthier options by incorporating allulose into products targeted at consumers who desire low-calorie and sugar-free products. Heartland Food Products Group is a major supplier of allulose to food and beverage producers in the North American region. The company advocates for the increasing demand for low-sugar and functional foods and considers allulose as a key component in its various sugar alternative products.
Major players operating in the allulose industry are:
The allulose market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry, with estimates & forecast in terms of revenue (USD Million) & volume (Kilo Tons) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:
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Market, By Application
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The U.S. market was valued at approximately USD 44.2 million in 2024, led by increasing health consciousness and demand for low-calorie sugar alternatives.
Key players in the industry include Anderson Advanced Ingredients, Apura Ingredients, Bonumose LLC, CJ Cheil Jedang, Heartland Food Products Group, Icon Foods, Ingredion Inc, Matsutani Chemical Industry Co. Ltd., Samyang Corporation, and Tate & Lyle.
The market size of allulose reached USD 147.7 million in 2024 and is set to grow at a 14% CAGR from 2025 to 2034, driven by the rising demand for low-calorie sweeteners.
The food segment held a dominant market share of 58.1% in 2024 as manufacturers increasingly incorporate allulose into products like baked goods, dairy items, sauces, and snacks.